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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 31 MIN

Schools, War, and Religion: The Collapse of Thinking, Strategy, and Leadership

from Filtered with TJ Walker

In this episode of Filtered with TJ Walker, we examine three major systemic failures shaping today’s world: education, military strategy, and political leadership. From the breakdown of critical thinking in schools, to the dangerous escalation of U.S. troop presence in the Middle East, to the growing controversy around religion in government, this episode delivers a sharp, unfiltered analysis of what’s really going wrong. If you care about communication, leadership, and understanding the deeper forces behind today’s headlines, this episode is essential listening.   #education, #criticalthinking, #geopolitics, #leadership, #communication, #publicspeaking, #USpolitics, #MiddleEast, #Iran, #militarystrategy, #religion, #democracy, #currentevents, #newsanalysis

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